CycleOps Magnus Smart Trainer
The Cyclops Magnus introduces a new smart trainer to the cycling world. At the heart of the Magnus is technology developed over fifteen years of designing and manufacturing trainers in Madison, WI. Smart trainers give the rider the ability to be in full control of the riding experience with controlled resistance that integrated with any number of platforms, including CycleOps virtual training and swift. The experience is optimized with the faster-than-ever electromagnetic resistance, providing Rapid-fire response to every change. Without sacrificing power. The Cyclops Magnus is named for the greatest. And it is truly the best smart trainer on the market that will amplify your indoor riding experience.
Product Features
- Rear tire activated indoor cycling trainer with controlled resistance based upon virtual ride experience
- 2-Inch resistance unit roller allows for 650b, 700c, 26″, 27″, and 29″ – up to a 2.0 tire.
- Integrated dual ANT+ few-c and Bluetooth 4.0 technologies
- 1500 watt peak resistance.Compatible with a wide variety of devices and virtual training applications, including Rouvy, Zwift, TrainerRoad and many more.Does not fit 650c wheel sizes, nor all 29er tires.
- Features clutch knob technology for perfect roller to tire tension each ride
- All of our trainers are tested to the combined weight (rider and bike) of 300 lbs.
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Great product and company. Great trainer. I’m not super well versed in trainers, so I can’t comment on the “road feel” of this versus the Wahoo unit, etc. But I can say that they’re a smaller company and they’re very responsive. I had a couple questions while setting this up, and it was easy to get a tech on the phone for help. I’ve tried that when I had trouble with other cycling bluetooth devices, and the customer service was not as good. The product pairs on the first try every ride, and it works…
This is my second smart trainer, I bought the Tacx Vortex and it … This is my second smart trainer, I bought the Tacx Vortex and it didn’t work, right out of the box and software and apps were difficult to set up. And the training website is not compatible with Apple. I purchased this CycleOps and it was much easier to set up than the Tacx however the Cycleops had a serious construction flaw that made it dangerous to use (one of the leg extensions was not properly soldered to the main body so there was tremendous flex after about 30 minutes of riding). I…